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Newspaper Page TextTIIR K I. A MATH NEWS PACE ETCKT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. 1031 PROSPECTOF TIGHTENING DRV LAW SMALL 'CongreM Busy; Copies Of Report in Demand; Opinion Vary WASHINGTON. Jan. il. (l'P 1 tniertor dm-nralop aiT.wii au i Tha WlcVrsham prohibition here, and l.a.1' M.'lidl. so. lal ......... .... -tA l.v iirrAu'lhnir. klli.tetl a, OIM Ol tlie Dt't lotluy with litllo jirosptvt that anv of ila recnnimemtallons lor "iiou l n.i.' mai "" ",r " tUhteullift enlorrcment would la latum' voui - honn-. ' Is li.ly i.ji-lcd at tho rmra! session. ! yemll's lit ft Ml o( adv'..o to ihe lor the time otliiK the inlor- woman w'.io .arts rnurnth how r-t of legislator, was in reading t her horr.c looks lo do s..un't:ins II. a rfiHiit. aud the paper-bound about ii. volumes were soushl mora ea-, Go in for eliminatloo. rather ei ly lhan any bet seller. Kor thua over-de.-oraii.n. i. n t iu tbe most part the comment from it your houe with lru---t.rac. weta and dry, whl. h followed )ul be.aii-e you hae heard th.u perusal of the report read into home uvoratio:i. like Ushions, lu document support of r-vrsoual relief, each aide finding am muullloii who which to defend lu. causa. taWIt COMMITTKKS DRV The iu.H.iarv committe.a of enata and house became tha n.vessary u.' i tse .s...... depoaitoriea of the two copies of . of smarm.'.-. the report transmuted by fr.,!-; U IM; HH.M I.MI'OKTANT dent Hoover to tonne... There ' Linhi. air and comli.rt arc they will remain ainil considera-1 the lf ihitips Lady .McuJI un tlon of related legislation or tin-1 derscorea as firs: conMuefaii-'U-lea called out for hearlmts. ! ny and all lo.ms. .mm' '!. Uoth t roups are preponderantly i livius room Is the meeting r-.-"'e dry. jot tile whole l;.mi!... i' is th The first apparent rosy It of I most important ro.n In me ver- th. innrl wan resolution In. ac home. Her dciimlion i a rodaced by Senator JoUu J. HiAlne. Kpn.. w is., to pive oo. srM ftuihority to rosuUte but not to prohibit, the mauuiairturo. traffic In, importation nd ex portation of nlcoholic beverac. Blmino Mid ho was "opposed M8 a matter of principio to prohi bition and favored repeal." Later however, be amid he wan not d idpd whether or not he would press for committee considera tion of bis resolution. KKIHTCK PEXALT1KS The present consretv already baa enacted two Wukerhjioi proposals into law. Thee were ihe Stobbs bill, soft en in : harsh penalties of the Jones act. and :he law defining petty offenses as punishable by less than six month confinement. VAhlle mot of those approach ed for an orinton en the V t. n e rah am report save one readily, aeveral of the Important figures refused. They included Senator Dwijcht W. Morrow, Kepn., N. J.. opponent of the Uth amend ment; Senator James K. atwn of Indiana, Republican floor leader, and Senator Georpe H. Moses. Repu., N. H., another ad ministration lrnrW. IMHUH'S OPIMO.X Senator William E. Borah. Repn.. Idaho, said of the re port: 4The f-enerai ronrlusfons of the commission will be very vatisfartory to the supporters of the lsth amendment. But the fact is that the torpedoing ot the commissioner report bv the Individual views of its members leaves the report without anv f'irre or effect In the ultimate olutfon of the problem." The anti-MIoou league in a staioment said: "The mus, .fpnlflcaut thing about the Wickerpham commit tea report Is the fact that after lone and thorough study they were able to discover no better solution of the liquor problem thau better enforcement and more general ohservanro of pro hibition laws. In the speculative field of poFEible substitutes for prohibition neither the comroit te nor its individual members contribute anything new or con vincing." Senator Wc-lev Jones. Iten" I vtan., co-author of -live and tu," law, paid 'I like the clearcut and defi nite stand the President take.. There ii do question about hi position. While some may not agree with him, everyone will understand him. He has taken the only attitude a man charged itb execution of the law tan lake." Wed in Funeral Parlors After Impressive Scene SEATTLE, Jan. 2d. Shroud of mourning wero replaced by the brilliant docoration of a marri aee scene when Ronald Hooper, 2i, rganUi, and Gladys LeMio, 20, dramatic interpreter. w-;re married in tho chapel of a funeral parlor here recently. Hooper and Mu-s Leslie, sweet hearts since childhood, plaved several musical selections durin:, tho reeem dedication of the nnw funeral parlor, and were to im pressed with the beauty of the r ha pel that they decided to be niarried there. Happy smiles and flushed cheeks of joy replaced the iimihI ttors and sadness in the chapel, and the orean pealed a wedding inarch, Instead of funeral dirges. More than -'IU0 persons attended the ceremony. Spanish Army Is Cut by Budget VAIMUD. Jan. 20. fl'P f.ntrary to reports published a.i.tad predietiLi? early restora tion of a military dirtatrnhip in Spain, the pohtieul horizon to ti iiil uppiai d devoid ot tUirl linii p :t iibniiies. The Govern ment, however, in wju-hiiiK for poMsih.e flemoustraiiniw on eitiier Jamtitry vhidi is King Alfon to's Saint's day. or -immediately afterwards. Spain Quiet On Eve of Saint Day MAIJIill), Jan. 20. (I'P) Th cfflriul Aruiy Cuzette tuday pub lished tlie royul Ueorve plueitm th urmy ot the peninsula at a tutal ot 1 SI. 612 officera In com pliance with the undiret ot 1931. In addition the Morocco army number! 51.183 officers and Bien men. - A press than ran exert a pres anro of 3,G0K,ouu pound has liecn liullt tn stamp motor trui k tiatnes from stccU Simplicity is Preferable to Over-Decoration, Air of Chill Formality, 11, Jt l.l Ill.ANSIIUili XK. Nrrvl.v MriL-r ! Nw York. Jail. home shoulil b :o.niltfulIy n furnlahml" U It 1 lo ronily mrl lhi wliili-r. .vrd!ii lo Ladv Monil. tl' aiuailr.g Amerl ran "who Lads an oxir. iix ly busy double IK"-. bm Kin.- d.' Wol'e I drrsx-d women on lb continent, I have tone ua.' k 10 mo nil i i - mauuc and ornamental .iiuj.t.-rj Tae in home dtvora..o"l change and do. 11 and tho elimination of tno ua- 1 riving room ruaa aoiucihi-K l.kc i this: I "A living room shuuld mk t a usu sport, er wiiutever it !..", woodwor. 1: u u.iwl?e lo try as if it had Pe ti hntd and lived! KveryLKMiy .--hould have a pl.no) to work out a cul-.iml-dried ! i lu lor yoars. it s.u.uld bo bin in tV living room's m heme, rveu or iohen in sma.i apariniontH. and restful, a liille shuiily h-'ro the j-1'1" pr peil'." a ! It you keep your floors ait-t i and there, perhaps, but a.l t!.e Ly i ndl calU them. l:i a I walls nc.ur.tl. o-.i tan Intro (more saiisiA'-'ory fir ttiat, likesnu:t loom she once wa doini; dure doxens if soil rolors into an old shoe thai zoos en easily, j she i.,.nie an old t'hlneee laci-tie.-I your home, llewaro of big I ik 1 It sUouid lift, v.eK omir.:. i box with a canopy top and little urea hanging in miuiII pae I rather prawly chair and rota;1. ' goM uclls into a p-rfev t l vt ) Why not use plain coarse linen simple decorations and no .unk. l lo? the l.imtiy pet Poke. j or raw silk in dull blue, oraujte. Men if it is mall. U.eio -ttu.uid ' Apartment homes have rule i bmwn or whatever color you c- be oue grandfather chair, for it aU tr.eir own. Sjme of them are bvt for your key tone and get gives more dignity to - roou as follows: ithe figured com pic out of your lhan a duxen inferior ones. "X living room needs cer-caufe it is 'new.' 'different' or tain amount of order because i 'pretty. If you do a small apart there is no rest in a disorderly 1 ment in ivory, cream, gray or place. But no formality sltould ) be there. The living room should I reflect a certain f'avor of the Savant Finds Few Inhibitions Among Sage Boys and Girls lly RORKKT . Itl.lM Initetl lrvt.s trtaif Curn-npuuilcnt SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20. Application of modern psycho analysis to the savage tribes of New Guinea and Central Aus tralia has revealed some inter ests ns facts about Ihe younger generation in those countries. The complete aud inhibitions of savage youths and maidens were aired here in San Kran ciHO by Lr. Ueia Kobeim, emi ueut Budapest psychologist, who arrived here reiently w itii his wife' on the MaUun liner Ven tura, after a two years' research expedition which took him on camel back Into tho heart of Australia and by ranee into the wilds of New Guinea. Savage youths, revealed Dr. Hoheim, have inferiority com plexes, but do not suf f.r from them as . do their civilized cou sins, because their dv-irs are not so difficult -of achievement as in more cultured land-'. Kor ex a m p i e . if you a r a young bti hinan in em ral Aus tralia, and yon fall in love with pirl, tribal rito, and customs permit you to kidnap the obiett tue Joncsi01 -our aiitionw wun or wim-i out nr permsion. ana to carry ber olf to your hut for better orieettine Kenuvated.' "tiiev sim-ithe for worse. ' Dr. lioheira, applyinc p-v(ho-I analybis tu the field of anthropo-' SECRET OF ROOM'S BEAUTY MAY LIE JUST AROUND THE CORNER! Here are Ways to Get The "Right Angle" of Home Decoration; Cupboards May be Used to Advantage lly 4VIAA IILANSf AUI XKA s"rvice Writer V1.-IV Vfll'U' Ian 'n l"nrnr.ra joorn: into their own hi the m.w homo schvme? ot dcfuration. Thero Is charm in a corner th;it no open spate can possibly po Bes?. It in surpritin? how timid homemakers seem to have boen about utilizing thce hitricnins; spJts of a room to make t hem yield individuali v and hospital! I ty. Instead jf sticking omcthins j cat-a-corner in a room, us it thers were eome bogy man likvly to 'dodge un and j) rot tit tht aftual ! corner from beiija Ub-ful, homo Irooins cm be arranged to p';ty up f 6 8 v . i 1 I A (lay-lieil tuny feature m "comer eneinlde." Here ou we nun in iiiullMri-y NlrifHN in a MettlitK "f I'icih h I'm, in iai fin nit lire. I'enr wimmI panelN. red Kitd while viilaiiccH, and red, Id ink and gold vftMen lend a ijuulnt t ha nil lo I ho aeeno Unfurnishinc" Your Home i-a!y Mriiilt' own IVilnmm In hr m'w Vnrin Nptiriincnl h.i pUin nmt llir iuot r )ui-ltrl,v d.ilnly ltc.ratii. iUn In ivoiv nul Kl-tt tU- Vollt hmmn. tho rai-Ht in llt rd It r.iui wtlor iti crrltt ml witll tiAnKinjr iM-hlntl iht !' Mnfrtiiitr 1hI rn f Itoiy h.niii-otiirhtil In ri'rtMlurtinn of Vutrn Anno ITtIi i-rittutt o.ir. A iihhIci ni-tu- kU-h tultlr MnO a niixlrr.i.-tir o -rMMl flitrr ln ilucr wtv for J-tl Mi ihII !Hiit.r; itiiii'nMii-.ir art whriiror It fit in ttltli her .vlnnu. family' main hobby book. 'Never buv anv wallpaper bv- -loft green for woodwork and j wall?, even single room will look bicEer than pattern papered lopy for the fiit time, discover ed that the youiiK central Aus tralian is more obedient thau most young men. after adran-jthe I'nited Stat oh and i.rcat tint ston ro man's estate. It is only(aln. was exploded with a bang a: fair to western civilization to 1 a genuine bit of history as the re- say, however, that the reason isisult of an Inquiry by HrlKadior principally because he is allow-1 ed to do as he pleases and there are no laws to break. In New Guinea "free love Is an accepted institution. There i almost absolute freedom between th" SeXt'S. but so interwoven with tribal ritual An,l ceremony. thatea at length in th dairy of Sam- our own moral code, lioeral.y interpreted, could almost apply without much alteration. Parents arrange marriage In Central Australia, bnt in a man ner very different from that In which marriage jf convenience are arranged here. If the boy'j parents suspect that he is in love with a sirl. they f-imply sit on the doorstep of the jeirl's houe while he is inside. A tribal tabo forbids a son to "sten over th heads his paren:,'' so exit i ef toctlvf- ly 1 ut off and a marriage in- eviViMy fol!iws. Divorce i rqualty simple. vhn a rrarrui couple deride on'tird colonel t te AucTr.Titan i-ouuierpnrl of ply separate and th children eo with whi-.hevcr nartut thev like 1 best. Mho lat -m;ill in h of a corner's t right-anslr diiess to advantaice. I Corner c.ipboards are tho most obvious and ono of the mo-t fte-r.--liil wayt to utilize tills tpa'o. jThf-f-e may b! o'd-fahioncd t!iree ' cor tie j i-il whatnot," enclo?f d irhina i ioFC'ts, or a tomhinatiou of ' both. 1 HK.UHMi ItOOK II1KA A new way to u-o the corner i cupboard id'-a is to build book j i jf-fs alonif both side of tho ro'im haviriij them mopt 111 friendly 1 inn ntier t th f or nor. Acahist ( this rntiriiit; ba'.Jteround build up a readitis t.ook with eay chair, lamp, too; stool and low mm chair '. table. - 'lC 7!' Ja it - r- ii.--4 And a Certain Shabbincss is Better Than Declares Lady Mendl ; wall and imitation grained system by cover. nc the arm chair with gav chinttT ' N v.y.n iiiataiT Mt.irrs Bedrooms are a la a- unto themnelves. apartmenlit. according to Uidy Men. II You lean use floral paper their Truth Revealed About "Tell It To The Marines" NEW YORK. Jan. IT "Tell It to the mariuo.-." Hit pop-: ular phrase familiar to nullioiis iu General (Jeorpo Kichards of Ihe L. mariuo eorp.-. According; to tho orlftinal leu-i end which has been n opted as got pel for a xeiieration, the niakr f the phrase was Chart 1 II t iKnelanrl anil tho inriilent in miol uel i'trpys. Accordinc to tho quo tation, the kinK possessed an ad viser who wai a retired colonel of marines and had traveled every where and seen everyiiiK- When ever the monarch heard a remark able story, continues tho quota tion, he would refer to his marine adviser to find out whether or n"t it was true, ileu-o the king's rt marA. (it neral Kichards sf .11 3in1 in all exi.-itintr ropy material, 1:1- ludinc an unabrid--d manit- cripi in tb library -f ronur'-, .to prove or disprove the let-end. ! Then he wrot a IeuT i W. V. Drury, Knzlih nnvell-t and r- e i.ntiF.i m.'i answ e:- t-nd' d nne, corp. Tlie hunt. ' Th iry of 'Tell i' to Hi Marine-,' ir; taken." Orurv wrot. "from my earliest literary crim. j Quite a darini: idf.-i for utilizing , ! fiu h mc'-k furni: u;-- as eopitiuil ih to have an earlv AniTtcnn love ' 1 -e.it u-'afit one w.i.l i; a forip-r, : ipu.-hed uy.iin-t in., 'hfr wail, !w"iih appropriat itit":rn or bouk ! !ra k above, h lamp on Hie oul r j !sid -of tho lovo ('at and a cuto : hooked rug or t-oine thfr riis j compatible with eolfiilal fnrnltuto rmht In front of it tu draw the eyu I lo "hin fnvitlne spot. ; (.'jrner.H and d"-:k- would s"ni Ito go toK'-ther iia'.ur;illy. but fcfl 'dim do tn. Uoth have a hen.'f of j priva-y iiiiout them. I'ofh i-eni a bl' wtninraw-n irom tun iiii'.v I life r.f thj room about, them. An I admirable de-k arrai'::'metit in a wajlp livitiK inoiti with tan w.ill-.. a ri' h Persian rue witii predonn- iiHtiu ro'e tone- and f tj rn it 11 r i uphoi.-tery 'bat pla.- up to tbn rose, j-: to pun; a Iijh k or r: n warm wood- iu P'ld aitd r'd'ii li ton"-' flank ins; the i'!o wail, ayyiuvt th'? end w-all and ha k t w M h a ji'-repn that is paint - d lu yellow, rih red. biuo and sold. TICKATMKXT IOK IHK Iut a minor on h; wall abreast of tho de.-k'i er.d whb h will r'-fle-.t the mellow lit at of The larnp't golden yellow fhadf. riliirh'ly in front of the oppoito end of th o.k pla'e u of tho room's wide, praet-t-.ii armchair.! and flool to nuitch. Thin gives th de-k a slightly wiihdiawn aspect, yet makes it au ii:t'i:ral part of the room. Very unumal f j1 rni.ii- worth tryiiiK I" the ari;iiiy ii.i ut thai ptits the bead of a dayidd mnark Into tho corner, allowini; tho day lied to put out Into tin room, tak ing a je.sular urotipii'tr or furnl turo to complet-j lt unit of deco ration. A lovely example of thin ur raiiKbiiient in achieved iu a wood-panelled room mid on a neutrul carpet. Kren h Provinc ial furniture Im used for the day bed, the desk than flunks H on one nlde and' the table which flanka It on the other. The color scheme of this room is pleading, with the panfelllnj- In pearwood and a celling valance of t.oilo dt jouy, In muiheny red and white. The draperies on the daybed re peat the colorn. hh doea tho up- holtry on tho i hair. wall when the entire r.ct of he ut .trtiiiem or hoiist- ts ptaiu. T:;. Ni ti hotlld douiin.iN' the I'r.li oo:!). lU-h!.-- the bed I In - 1 import. i ut no. . -Mtlc in a lu .1 room a; o u luuticini; hair or : iliai'e lomise. a hodr-id tattle. good liBhtllig l. I 'ft ill bed aiut a lo k. Klther tn the brd ro..in nr It yuu have a dre -ihk roiiii too. there tlnnilil lc hn:h- 1 powered liithts and K"d mirrors ' ail around ; erv W(m.ui shtttild dren ; by a biaie of Intrl.- liichts und I bo ;-een only ::i the nofl lunil noMty of cniidle glo l jkv Mnnl.il rerlpe tr femiumo i Involute!. Her aiMcp i to ma ko fine inir n n houiu at- i folds you ttu opportunity. 'Th I'etnf.ed Kve It l a pull ui mv oiitb of whuh I hate K ro w n a little ahameu. 1 seem to have farped the styl of Sam uel 1'epys so suore.isfully that many of our i.mrade hav wast ed tinirt htintini: throiiKh the dairy to verify my statement." -Tnp petrified Kye" I a novel doulin- w ith tht adventures of ItritiMh tnariiies. Earl Sande Is Lyric Tenor And Champion Jockey j'j S I.Kr. Ore . an. Abilitv to ride tho world f IT rare horses a-id to -ihery Ivnr t'-imr in: in a 1 u toin- i bn.ation tha: is fure. Hut tbo..e are the acompli-h-nieritH of Karl San de. wm Id's iun-f fa in 011.- ioik. who re e:stly vi-ited hts pureiitn here. Saiid s abilttv ti rid soared to crener heiq'ifH d'lri'ii; the 1 :; :-.!,(! hlle V'earmtf the ...lur.i of rii.. table of William Wood ward. N w V"rk financier :i ii i owtM-r if (iftlla-.it. Kot. Hut Sa-.d"'- of h r attainment, that of Mi!5;t!iT. (nay ul.-o claim more aiten'ion. Kor tw o year, he has been studyltm vocal under Kstelle V ii po-.dbln in a larpo room to pl.t- e a s,'r.uid j-i a tm lu a t or- lli P of ItM nv,n wi!i) preat ef fi i : ivep--s. pja.-n the imard j town rii one wall of the room, (the piano along the hide wall, I rlie h'ut "f tiit piano toward the jirn'.er of t!ie room. With a palnt in:; !ehind ih" nano. or a pun J lled wall, a la in p for ilium ma tin nthl perliap a va.e of flow : erM on il)'' box portion cf the I piano, you have a very handsome j arra ngejtH-nl. You may line a j "iiull lablo and " hair, or ju.-.t it ' eha ir. w here your piano ' box j round)-. Or you rnav put a Ion:. ' iiiir ro w t n u -, with boo k und A rich decorative effect In achieved In thl room corner by a tun pHfief Imi kit-round; a i-otsectdoretl rii; un Htitliiie clialr with no Id mid obi roM' ehiiii , hih) n ftMittlool lo mat (lit m wiri-n painicd yelltm. ml, blue uud koPI; a yellow Iniiithmle Ibal Initio uul thn yrtlow In flrwk. ISAK 15 APPROVED Council of League Merti In Genev; Report U Adopted t.KNKV A. Jan. Mom of tl-o rUI' lnfliirmi.il lHi'i woro iommilloil lo I ho m tlvo mpion of (tlutmainoiit l Ihrlr ilolt'Ktil, l iho 6? ml i'u ii .H of tho l.r.tKuo of Niitton. I- Th loim.'i: uit.t ittmoii iy ml'l" l Itio tfprt ot lltf ('r.'iiaratoiy ommlit.toti on ilurmjinoiii, druMti ui I"' iiittimit Tbo tat, pl.. tttiU li4lrmmi ol Hi' W'rM .((-Hi muint nt iMforvm . to tulled Ii y the Ir-ijf'H. lH t't IU i-oViTril tniuuirow. t OMll.MX Alt TUo tifli'K.lt.'i VOlo UIKIUIHUMI 1 it ittH'ltiniiln .ir. Th' nitloii- who loloit.ito.t tho iIiM-Ufalm. VII Ol-MI'tllHIUOMt HtTi l.!--t Hrlt- mi. Kmii'O. .I.i p.m. ilrruuuy, I'o l.niil. I f . 1 v w tut rilun I Aii-t.tlo lliuind. KlitiiU foi--Kit tiiiintor. luntvattt mill iu . tor .tlnt- tii. hi in mmti. o Iiror!i'il (hr full' utir-nt ul thuun-lui-.or. lion Mo -.:ttl U ap po.iioil ili.tt ri't ihu mumoiit lonti) ii( br nlti r.t h.i.nttly. I ll I 1 t OM lUI t I. 'ViHllploIrt lll-a! lUJMH-Ilt lli limit .-Hid. " would b iiMiintfi. 'iit. It would make bouu t;lil lilfiatiirt . but wo do lint r p.M It Middetit). We do rpe. t I ho nation- in the .-aiiH', howot-i' in nHipoiato tti a uptrii of cond iS.Ml'i' and ti:e .Hllp!o r.it IslartHMl in t ho pmuiir'. m.ulr in art 1 If VIII. and permit the leagtin b.n;- utablv lo fa.o pledge and !- Itit.lllOllt) " iMlio f.lainll. Ila1- fiiTi'lcu nilmi deilaied thai there no delav In dfttinii a hoiilt bf date for the f.irlb.oiiilii); dlr.um anient oMiIer u e. r.KNKVA. Jan 2 leleiial. to the , I I i Tho iM'ttatiliattoii t!te itrutid . in..,.', m Hl-ldertUK 1 pi.m j a Knr an f. deration adopt ed a resolution today invn u: )C !.mtet Itufla. Turkey and I. land to lull parti.iputii.ii tn their .o.ions JuKO-Stat U. Hclctuni. Holland. Spdln. Niirway uud Sweden -prt.-i d ri'MTvtltin.. Curiosity of Animal Saves Farmer's Son ST. HKKKNS. Ore. Jan. -. (Ti 'e;trl Knbk. 1;. son of a farmer, owes hm lift" to the cur losiiy of his iUu but it cost the life of the it lit ma t. As the Ud was on bU way to ir Unul he noticed spark shoolluk' from n barb wire feme with the clow of a fourth of July elebru- 1011. Attracted bv the display, Ihe K trotted ahead, sniffed uL the wire Hlld was elet-troi ilted. The sparks w ere raii-'d be a blKli tendon wire, whl- U was torn down by a wind storm. Tim boy ns about to invesiiaate w ien be saw- his d'i-5 fall. He nenn-d Ihe idaniter and "to ui i ryinit in the i road until liiie'iim rnnii to repair ;th.. Itrrait They - 1 ; he, too. I would hav. been H... roruied If 'be had s'Nnipte.l to remote the I din's bodv. j Went worth, lu W-hi tig ton, I. ' C . and has developed a teimr I that is haid to havo atir.if led ' (o:ibIer:ill attention. J Whether he toe on with tbi. ;itrt, he havv. d rnl ou whether I he can kivo it tho net t .vnty I time. lamp. Hanking tho whole side nl j th'- piano. I (ledrornii. i . n.-o t heir cur A littb corner with gla'd to match t ho ind h'-d covi-r, tiert ry c iil ; dres.-inj; labli-, chtpti. curtains j window drapi-s will br- p- rfi i fly at bom! cut to I fit a onier aud put In it. A 1 niiiicr Mat, will) (lie..t hpine tlu j Hf rni'.'it h it and corner book ' !-h-lvi . tibovo in a cozy bedroom ' nri-aniv'emeiil, also. (liven a I fianiaihT clock, lo-klim i'liair, louif-tool and table with lamp, you have lip- coztc-t oil ! tier in the loom. , Iced Berries Keep ltest in Winter Fruit NAl.KM. oio. Jt. t'l' When hotclmiin In Now York hi h haiirl ol (rtuon t.imwhor rt i -M-ro "hvih" hori-iiko for iIiiiiMm'. tho thiiiiM' io hIioiii kit. to oito tii.it liU putroiu Hill, OIIJOV till lllM'IOtm hl'tllOM pro- ilii' i'i. mi oii'voii or viHilimiuii I vino. I Approxliiiiiloly H.'i nor i'it of I tho luilloiiiil (lofoii pa i k of utritw jh-tiio In put up III Ihofto I M.iiv-. hllo tho por'oiitni.o of ft oii'tt ItlKphori tiv. iKtillltol Tlo and blat-klierrioii 1 behrted rvrii l-ii gvr. I The fr-t i'. uti pi ehiiHuti .m omtc htudy of I nut m.lu-tiy in ; I MS I loll I evral I lul Ol I'KOll i and WahliiKtoit have U-en in j i t easing rapidly tbotr berry pro- ilu lion mm-li lanter Ihmi el- where lu Ihe I tilled Stale. Thin tori Mot V MuinU pi o-einliH iit, tint only in I iii li oieu-beri y trade, but lii the nint h bit se i- earne d (Mill btrtioll ol the iudU'ln, the Mil ev hhow ed. I lu I'JJT thou two rtatf! pa ke. .ippioxtniati-tv three f. urtlts if all ithe Moult It i)lt. oflur tll.Hl liiue- brt i t,-.-, eaiined tn the I'litl d 1 State oreirnn 1 d her rlt i tale in nlliuic T.ie rteiit of ixpuiiHinti l i-inphatxi'd bv the (.i t ilia! In Moi Hi,nt. two n ta to. Were i n dited With but 7 pi r eelit I ol t lie ran in-. I hn i pa. k o( t he ! eulltill , At preeiit Uerot Iiai 4 Ion to 20.UIMI J4 lew dewilr d to berry ; gritwutg. tue proilurilon Irom uhieh l value. I at a butt ono Tills Itidii.ltv l bet iiiuln j Itmto 1' ll. elili lie. I In the tuinmir. Willaiiiello ai.ev. Slia'b'rrie lead ail knoU In TO 111 111 O Ot prndlltMliHI. h.iVthli 111; 4 i fa-'i-il In u. reati ouiln, in t :ie pi-.t jh nun Uiganlterilen are 1 in t. f.dliiwd b bl irk hern. ' laiptteiriei and S'MineberrU. 1 be nt 11.lv w Jib h look pi-Vol a I month. m.ii roriihii t, iiy ;ett.e : I,. Sulennl and 1 r. Milton N. ! on. of the u.;rii ulmr.il - noint. ! departuieiii l(f Oregon Siatt i ol , lege. , Postmaster Says Husiness IsrTMVanted IH'ti. Win., Jan. :. 1 1 Pi -A ( niufit w ho d t d hi it.ition tiotn fourth to thud I-.-.-, by buviiiK tid UMilliiat rps hil-t dldrd tll.it tlln K.il-TtlltK llt "dofn't want tli buHii'H " W lllard H Poller, w ho both tllrekepr and ! i IHH-.I i-r lure. III. re.t-M d lll eat a ID k ai poM- tn.t-ter bv fuallin- chu.- of ii hn hoiuht at hin ntoto lii-t.nd of tiMldlllK them bv rtpre;. A fourih dam pottuiitnter It pnbt a pcrct ii!,,k. f hit rt'ci-tpta!. Thfti he of f. ri'd two n-iiU u dreti more for oitK.i than otln-r buy em tu thi vlclntty. Addltbral poitnlfbo 1-iM-etptN more III., a eo.etcd the prlc, increane, Hin titfim i liiitt(c'd fmm fourth ila whlrh pai-l onlv $iro a year lo third U.i--. pavinK $ 1 1 no plui tlcrk hire, und ullowau-o for rent, livlit and heut. If,, paid th clerk'H alarv tn hiN wife. Illlt tile t'UK plbd lip M hli-h thai the rnral mall carrier r.;i,nd to tarry tbitn to li'n.k Itu.-r Kail for Miipnient. tio-t office departnifjit ruled tlut Potteft uiiipI haul t!i. - r k to the nearby low n. The .i ni.tio.nl poMuia.-fer h.n utopped tiylni; to lit ri'iiMi hi bit.-lnf "JUft b.filllv. Wellt out und .it t"Tr bu-in'-i for mv po-t ot I'vn lent to haul to town-'" potter MV l..l tl t ..-III like tho . vermin nt w ant -t t ii(, bu.-l-n j. dot i Unites Families In Marriage For Fifth Ceremony I MKHAI.IS. Wash, Jan. Hpi -Tim la.-k td uiitting two fanillkn in nnitrliuunv wan eoni plfted l)eri when I hi' ViillliKent f fiv brotli.TH In the liaddatler family murrb d the youngevt of five) a-ter In th" Klrpes family. Lawreiov fladdiilb'r wa. niar il'd to liertriide Krpe-, Tin- mher r Mir Maddaller bro tb(j? had pr,i vioii: ly uianled An na. Jo-., phlne, .Minnie mid Kllta-bi-th Kirp'u. SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN lly SISTKH M1IIV Server Wrller If you are looking for a partic ularly rich aud ? lh into cake to havy on band tlurint; the holl'lay hea-4ou. potnto cm a in i I cuko w ill provt haiilMfar-tory. If. on the ot'jcr bund. u want till llieteirtive cake hat in not rich Willi butter tllid ei:n. but n iiMVertheleh.t fruity and . ib lei-t libit-, apple aUl cake will meet ymir needM. llolh Ihwe takes ke'p ejfrel- lenlly and ore even bett- r Mt veial diiyjt after buUitiR thtn than when lr'.jh. t'ut In ulleea Hud served with Whipped en-aiti, tin y can be U.44MI UM pllfldlllKH. Politto i iilillili-l 4 like Four kkh, 1! cups 1 Ik Ii t brown itut-tir, 2-.I tup biitti't. ctipi flour. cup hw ect milk. I -up hot llHlhllcd potatory, 1 i Up KHit- cd chocohi'c, I cup nut tiM'aut, 'Z Dally i itn Ptejikfasi--Stewi-d rii"n with lemon, cerea I, t rejirn, frb-il cftruiut a I iuuh, yrup. milk, COl foe. I.lllii lieou Si llllopi d Huii li t'oitl and oiiIoiim, Hhri-dilrd let tll e uiifl vy, hil lei, hl'otvn bread, canned clierricft, rook ie, milk, Mm. i IHniicr--Honed les or hnnli, butleri'd rhi', en allied iiinoi., ciibhu((f! ami oi'uiiko nalud, pruno triric, milk, lOffco. tulilenpootix cliitinniou. I Ifaipoon loves, l teaspoon iiiHme-i, l-i teaspoon ,alt. C'ri'iim butter and mmiir. Add ! cuy nlfted flour. Ileal well and IIAIIIIF.II THAN fiAMKIIliNTlNti Sportimnn Prefer Hai Ardt of Jungle to Street SPMU.K. Jan 2H iPP. llunHiiK Ml Raino hi Afrba la a iIimIi conipated w ith . dotlrtlnit iraTth- iu America, vo far a daui:-r i tolin-riied. accitrdlliR tu Jii-bua t i-i ii. Iliinm ler and .pint-mmi who rriuriird hem nfti-r a four month. Jotirnrr In IliHl-h Kat Afiba with John W Kdd). lalUe iapilulll The popular tbcoiv (hut I': caiio- bun let date ileuth In tlnrk f.t Atiba wit dall a tiilel blow bv i.tei-it when h th-liii'd that li. fhot HM- n i h of piiiutt uiut never miol wa lit any pai Hi ultir iUiiri-i. t ulmoMt ti'ti rav." lie mild. "iM.tiu tf Hie tiuue (eriM totu am tn.iU nimll up it w.n.h yon whllti "U le lioollliB them, wild Hi tuoie pprt to tilinot ante lope tli. hi It I'b.iul''. Ilona ' tllltllMiHI Tb- (llltelope. ui tilihv aiitl a:lln Ibut tbey'iv haul lo -.iiure or ho.ii," tlieeit and Kdily ttavcltd b autoiiiobtlc nil tbi Mm"- th' were buuilut: Th v wero u coiilpaillni bv Iwo white huulei mid liiltUi'K. 1 Im V idiot '.'Oil aiiiuiuK and butidndn tif blid. t.ame Iiikd In AfH am ttrl' t IV iMiIorfd. be nalil. and ul Hioui Ii fc.tm i nt ill u bu ml n nt. tt i ill, i e.i.t t ti k and l bem tll lo tl llei-d It'! inure rlllli;eut law In Jo m j ir mi. Household Suggestions S. Ilttf le ol Ml lull If iU i ref iillv mt i ad t m hotine dfcorat iu front t'brit tna.". X atnit im-- dav. aud o on. be mire i ii mark rati b but r'par utv liMipn it -i tlniA anil wrur and l-ar uti tho dcnira-tion- I'epiN-rtiiinf I ream Pi pp- rntliit ni li-k . biokcn op and um d u fUvorln- In lionw - m.di- tin -reatn. timhei tt tlnll. . ou ju:d ihe prt-m-'ftt t.olur lu thu woi Id. r llnndle Nt w handle r.ir your tvrt. la tor tun tie obt allied for 1 -eut-i tu anv i oliu Mm want t drea up our kit' ben. Yuu t ail scr-'W thriii m yournelf, Slhrr Poll-li If ou boil , our Hut IIvr in au iiluniluuin pot b lore i rtiarl hbllttli-t It, oil will P. d the mem ba'tl t a Rood Jitdlnb. 1 u si ii i n. It in ti in akr- to lit t Ktallit remain oil niUer. V tl miu hn.e ikk. for brrukfuM, ttli tho tpnuei or f-'l'Uit that ott ii'id for tlirni Into n pan of mil rointiott n "oou oit ili ar tht tbb, 1 itbteakHbli' IiImm- For the thibltcii ou now fan Ki t uuhienk.ible kI-'',,, a'i'l "I and ratiK-t-t lh.it t olto iti in!! color-, thai ib.v will llki-. Thv am thin like nidtnaiy k'-''R ""'l ittrui live. ( 'nlol ed t"nol t Thn hMw t'ld breatl pllddlli.' or tu tard iak-. on ihw intem-i l-.l' thft latnlU- tl It lonie.t mil in j iifw tolond Kaib Viuotable (otorlriKi arc harmliif and do wmtdera lo til " uti a tlih. siitk lion A bit of au old t andlc, u d on a toldi d m-w 'papi-r ! run vonr lion tivrr. t ono f Ih mo-t efllia bui itM'ihod i f tnnk l i k voiir elicllli lloti alHOutll a lid .-It- k. Sleete I toil id With ntyle.x more eoiuplluited. a little tapilitlK ulei-VH poiinl l UidlKp' tixablo lo the homo iuak r. It In useful for nil kttidit of 1m-ri-rio toto bet ,tud haii Ucri hlelf. I add yolk of vkk well beaton M"lt cliot-olatc over hot water tind 'add lo hot in. lulled polnto, botit liiitc iu milk. Add to tlrtit mix i t ure. Mix and nit t reinainin flour, ba 1,1 ui; h,w-diT, Milt ll 11 tl jnpieH. Add with nut'f in fir! j mixture, stir Jut ciioiikIi to mix iMiiootb. Kohl In hlii it of -kx beaten until xtitr. Tuiii into a I lnrfe oiled and Homed cuko pun I K ill) tl ..Ililn,l..1 ...a k.l.., A,,a. hour In H tlioilerute nven. Covrr with whit" fndjfo ii-o.siin', Apple .Hjiuce 4'iiki Oue and oiii'-half cup upplo ttailee, I clip U.I U HU III t ci hupiir, '-j cup butter and laid mixed. 2 cupt ! seedier ralrlnM, :i up.s flmir. 'J teaspoons Moda, I cup nut lueatH, j I ta hlespoon Ictiioii Juice, 1 lea . Hpoou vanilla, I I teuiooti Hall, j I leuNpoon ciniiainou, 'a lenxpoott cloven, i-, leii'Mioou liltllllPl. INo apple Mill i m HW'eeteiietl H for the table, t renin butler nud lard and urailiuilly beat In toinur. Abl a pp mi lire. Mix flea lied niifhiH with I nip flour find add to first mixture. Mix ntid nlft r inainiiiK Hour with hiiIi. noda, und pirrrt. Sift Hevetnl 1 1 in en to h mire tlie Hodu Ik ihorotiKhly mixed IbrotiKh the Mour. Ail'l vu nllht mill lemon Julio to fitxt inlxiuro. Ileal well uud ndd illy liimTilloiiU i.u.l i.iiiai sllii until tboi'ollulllV : blended uud inootit. Turn Into a deep pun lined with heavy j purchinent puper and h ike "na 'und ono-lmir hntii in a Jnw niu. I Any preferred stiortanln tail i be us"d ror pit her of f boaa- cuk. jTho combliiatloii of bullfr and iHtd Im aiigKeidotl In thn atcond rule as moans toward eeonowj.